[marktwain]

Stallings fired at police who fired at him from a moving, unmarked van, after dark, with its lights out.

[FreedomPoster]

On the surface, I can’t say I blame him.

[Bob434]

So, Kyle Rittenhouse will be freed then too, right? He absolutely fired in self defense, only his attackers were known to be trying to murder him.

[EEGator]

Cops pretending to be SpecOps...again.

Same as those ATF in Waco.

[Navy Patriot]

Well written.

The key point: "Stallings trial was held in late July 2021. After a five-day trial, the jury acquitted him of all charges, by reason of self-defense."

Apparently, Kangaroos were not allowed in the Jury Box, and Stallings was given an Informed Jury.

The Constitution works.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I wish someone mentioned his Army rank. If he was E5, E6 or above, he would not only know what to remember from incidents, but also *how to testify* about it. This makes a world of difference.

Someone with a good memory of important information, who knows how to testify, will typically run circles around most people in court. Even police who do not have their act together will lose big time.

[KarlInOhio]

The body camera video directly contradicted what was in the officer’s written reports. 

I wonder how those cops are able to keep their jobs.

Body cameras confirm what the good cops do and help in their defense while hanging scumbags like these cops.

[taxcontrol]

good verdict